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Please read directions carefully before starting.
These brush tip felt markers are intense in color, as well as permanent. They are ideal
for using with all ages! They can be used for stenciling, outline drawing or just signing
your name. They work well on cotton, silk and blends with synthetics. They are great fun
for designing on shoes, caps, T-shirts, lamp shades ----- the sky's the limit. They are
available in 18 colors, 6 of which are fluorescent and great for accents in any design. It
is important to sample before working on large projects. For additional information visit
our web site at www.prochemical.com.
Supplies Procedure 1. Cover your work surface with plastic or newspaper. 2. Transfer your design to the fabric by tracing with carbon paper or drawing
freehand onto your fabric. 3. Different Effects: A. Using Setaskrib+ like a pencil, you can draw different widths of lines using the
point or the flat side of the felt tip. B. Superimpose one color on top of another without waiting for the layers of color to
dry. They merge into one another, giving lovely color shading. C. Setaskrib+ markers are ideal for stencilling. Use an acetate stencil or one made
from a manila folder sprayed with clear acrylic sealer. D. When used on knit jersey, the Setaskrib+ markers have a very interesting pastel or
crayon look. In particular, if you use a black line as a border. E. You can also paint on silk with the Setaskrib+ markers, making them ideal for
children, beginners, and those who are not very skilled with a paint brush. Draw your
contour lines with Gutta and allow to dry. Then apply the color directly to the areas,
using the felt tip, like a paint brush. It is best to choose simple designs, that are not
too big. 4. Heat set the color. Once you have finished your design and it’s completely
dry, you need to fix the colors so they’ll be permanent. This is done by ironing. Set
the temperature of your iron for the type of fabric you’ve patterned. Place a press
cloth between the iron and the fabric. Iron over the design for 2 to 3 minutes, preferably
from the back side of the fabric. 5. Washing. After heat setting your fabric, wait 18 hours before washing it. © Copyright 2002
Setaskrib+ Markers